We are so excited that you are interested in adopting a new cat or kitten. Our adoptable cats live in temporary loving foster homes, where they receive care, socialization, and attention until each one finds their permanent, loving home.
We may also have cats and kittens in foster homes who are not yet posted on our website. Please continue to check back regularly, or let us know what type of cat or kitten you are interested in adopting by submitting an adoption application or emailing Adopt@ForgottenFelinesDenver.org.
Inigo
Inigo and his brother Fezzik were rescued from the streets at the end of December when they were about three months old. In a short, short time with their foster family, they have become funny, playful and affectionate kittens!
Just like his namesake from “The Princess Bride,” Inigo is bright, friendly, lively and athletic. He’s been practicing his fencing and is almost ready to take on the Six-Fingered Man!
Dahlia
Meet Dahlia, a sweet, shy domestic short-haired Tortie. Dahlia has made incredible progress since rescuers saved her from a difficult life on the streets, and her gentle journey is truly heartwarming.
She is a gorgeous girl who will need kindness and understanding in a quiet space as she adjusts to her forever home.
Dalhia loves to play tag and chase the laser with her siblings and will come running for treats. When she is not actively playing with the other kitties, she prefers to watch and hang out from afar.
Aster and Dandelion
Meet Aster and Dandelion! They are approximately four years old. Rescuers saved them alongside their siblings and brought them into a wonderful foster home.
As a young kitten, Aster became ill and fought like crazy to survive. After lots of love and much-needed care, Aster is now healthy and thriving. Both Aster and Dandelion love playing with toys, especially the laser toy and they love treats.
While they enjoy play, they are very shy rescue cats and will need a safe space, with slow introductions to start out in their new home. We are looking for a family with love and patience to encourage these gentle cats to continue to thrive.
